Linda Vista, San Diego, California

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Linda Vista (Spanish for "Pretty View") is a community in San Diego, California, United States. It is east of Mission Bay, north of Mission Valley, and south-east of Tecolote Canyon.

Many of the homes in Linda Vista were built in 1940 as part of a government project to house aircraft workers for the war effort.[1]

The University of San Diego (University)
The University of San Diego High School(9th through 12th grade)
Francis Parker School (K through 12th grade)

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Neighborhoods of San Diego, California

Northern	Carmel Valley · Clairemont · Del Mar Mesa · La Jolla · Mission Beach · Pacific Beach · Pacific Highlands Ranch · Torrey Highlands · Torrey Hills · Torrey Pines · University City
Northeastern	Black Mountain Ranch · Carmel Mountain Ranch · Mira Mesa · Miramar · Rancho Bernardo · Rancho Penasquitos · Sabre Springs · San Pasqual Valley · Scripps Ranch · Sorrento Valley
Eastern	Allied Gardens · Del Cerro · Grantville · Kearny Mesa · Mission Valley East · San Carlos · Serra Mesa · Tierrasanta
Western	Hillcrest · Linda Vista · Mission Hills · Mission Valley West · North Park · Ocean Beach · Point Loma · University Heights
Central	Downtown (Columbia, Core, East Village · Gaslamp Quarter · Little Italy · Marina) · Golden Hill · Logan Heights · South Park
Mid-City	City Heights · College Area · Kensington · Normal Heights · Talmadge
Southeastern	Encanto · Mt. Hope · Paradise Hills
Southern	Otay Mesa · San Ysidro

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